Annual "Ag" Day Next Saturday, May 26

k'~xpnnJ?nt BOZEMAN, MO NTANA, TUESDAY, :\IAY 22, 1928 NIDIBER 31

372 STUDENTS GIVE THOROUGH

"M" 1r-----------------·---·-·-·-------·-·---1 V I! Students Painting The Big Letter i OGT, HURD AND TRIPP

CLEANING 1 ~-------------.. ----------- ----·-----------J CHOSEN AT FINAL BALLOT THREE ELECl IONS ' ECES8ARY TO SELECT MEMBER:: WOHKER.<; WHITEWASH LETTER IN SHORT TIME; SPURS

SEH\' E Lt:ll."CII TO LABORERS AFTER OF STUDENT SFXATE; NEW OFFICERS WILL BE

INSTALLED WED:'\ESD.\Y MOR:'\ING ";"11'' I.."\ CLEANED

-SE-NIO-R-EL-EC-TRICALS 1 ·1 r c .d tallot on the cit• lion of ·r nn:(.> hu. dretl Hnd se\enty-two ot tht ml'n ~lt1dl:'11ts at :\Iontana State ~h.' t.he huj!;'c ")l'' on )loun~ Balli:. th(' annual . pnn~ ct•at of \\ h1t<:wa:->h lust \Vcdne~<lay morning. The \vurk l1:gan sho1 tly ht·1orc ni e o'clcx:k and was finisht.•d b(•forc e:-levcn.

'l he Fangs hao cum plele <.·harJ!e ol the work, arauging the. work1:1-::. in

~~1~1 ~i1f~icf : 1~~Y t~~t· I~ l'~~~· .a~t~d\~~-~~·niL inl! the ··pai11L squad'. The work ot h.l'tiin~ the mt. ~utt:r the paintinJ.: liad heen mph t(•d was in charge 01 tht Spurs.

This vear no attempt wa-; mad to iepla.e "ston<:·~ in tht• letter. This \~·ill 1 rol .ubh: ha\·c to bl· donl:' next spnng ;lS a j!'eneral dt!aning i:- J{ivt·n the J tt1.:1· ont:e <.very t\\o years.

Sine~ all a\ ,a1luble studtmts in the:­~· hool wert. required to assis.t \\ ith tht· work the names of thul"e report­ing- were- checked bdore they \1,;cnt up on the hillside. A Y~l'Y satisfactory t.unwut was in c\·idence althou~h .a number of mt"1 were t>Xt·u:-;.ed for track and other causes

The faculty picnic which i~ arnu­allv held on the same day as the students paint t.he ")111 wa<.; po:;tpon­ed until sometime during Commence­ment week. This affair will be held at BozEman Hot Spring"::; at a date which will be announce.cl later.

FORMER M. S. C. PROF. TEACHL"IG IN NEBR.\SKA

ANNUAL AG. DAY WILL ! BE HELD SAT., MAY 26

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\J.! Ila) Pro1nam To Be Gi ,·en Sat­urd:t) Ccnisi~t ing or Parade and

<:rain and Li\estock Judging

ul I il:<:l":'> fur thl• r\!'.~ociatetl ~tudents taken I.a_ t 'l u<·sday, 1 e~ulted 111 tnc

0 N IN SPECTI 0 N TO UR ~(~~~\t~.0'1\~;~~hl~{7~u~J0~~r1 ~!· l:1~il~~ is1~~~~= l"r o Athletil·s, and Uol1y l'ripp for 1 \ 1itni:-.sioner oi !:;ocial Affai1::-. This

1 n'-nt~-one ~l·nior Electritals .:'li..i.h.c ;a~ the third ballot tor the:-;e ._,jf 1(·~s. Inspedion Tour of Hutt~. Deer ·1 he numl;('r turning out to the

polls to vct.e this year wa::; the lal'j!'tst .n the history of the in . ..;titution. For th<.• first ballot, there was 6:3;3 \'Otes

Lodge and .\naccmda !'!ant i.;

·r \\ enty-one s nior elei:trical en- 1..a;;t, or app1 o:dmatdy 15 J.er ceii t ThP annual Ag Day will te hE:ld P.•: ee1·s made: the ~nnual in.~pcction ot Lhc entll"e student body. Jn the ~ec-next Saturday . .Jtav 20. The Ag' Day t11p to Butte, Anaconda. and Deer ond hallot there w re -t:'H vott•s cast, program con.fr-:•b• of Grain an<l Li\e-1 Lo.ige, :\la\' l·l to 17. Those who mad~ anti at the third ballot 450. The orfi-:~Lo k judp:ing an<l a parade. The par- thl t1ip \\ere: Ray Ball, M l.in Bar- :;-;ial re:rnlt~ of the last l'k•i:tion fol-ade will lie held Saturday mornin~ l-cur, H. ( asey, B. Cromwell, Bur- .ows: about ter thirty down in the business mond C1..,1.kr, E1ne:-;t Elge, .\1ar1on r...,r \'i..e Prt>sident: sH:ti(,n of town. The cit\' and dealers han~en, \ irn:ent Hold!!rater. De.-ni:;. Gt.org-e:- \"oJ,!'t, 2.tX, have l'OOJ>trated with ·the "Agp:ies''

1 Johnson, Ra:. mond .Johnson. \Ym. Fred Chez, 202. and have donated car::; for the parade Keith, \\"ayne Kobbe, S. O'Leary For ('<.,mim"sioner of Athletics: and art> troing- to make the oc.:asion a 1 Joseph Pan:cll, R . Scovil, Chari~·~ lle1·:- .lwl Hurd, 257. ~rrini.r ~ales day \\hich will l:ien'e to Reitsch \t'ilhur Smith. 'Wm. Sutk•r, .:\swonh Thompson, UH. Jraw many h .. n<lreds of people from 'Thomas \\'ilkic, Edwin \\'i1 kleT, and l•'or C'<'mmi:-;:;.1011e r of Social Affairs: outlaying- ~ectiong of the country. The Professor J. H. Thaler. Dolly Tripp, 2:31, &beat Bard will lead the Parade I A F f h S d Th H 1 d G Th M" Cl The party ldt. here .:\londay morn- Ihlen Strong 214. followe<l by two Squads of R. 0. T . I ew 0 t e tu ents at e pe ive e " a eaning ing dri1'ing: t.o Butte where they in- The fir>t ballot re>ullctl in the C. and by Floats of the different de- spected tho new Eloctiical l\lining cil.-ction of the pre!"ider.i, the editor of partments of the Agricultural College, L ,o. w d d Hoists t.hat have recently been i'r:- tht Exponent, Commissioner of Pub-and thi~ wi11 be followed by the lat- a~L e nes ay stalled. They also made a tour of the lications, Commissioner Of Demon-est models of cars by the automobile ========-----==---==-===:-=:::---==-========-:-===:::::=::::========= ' Lenord ~line Tue:;;<lay morning and in- strations, Commissioner or Dramatics dealers. I I SMIT-H HUGHES GRADS ~~~~L#o~eer SCobmp~r.~~11,fh~f lt~ E~~~= ~~~~~~~s~?e~~lt~f ~i~si\h;·~oi~o~1 ;~it~~t~~~!:~~~~bf,~fn~,~[1~/:~~~l~ MORRISON ORDERED I SENIORS N OTICE • ~;':.'\~~- h~l~t~,.e~;d0£ ~i~~~?:r iz~~e~ti ~~~~7.i~i¥,."0~~~n~~ct:~~n~•\-eif;';a1.~:

To REGULAR ARMY SECURE P 0 SIT I 0 NS The final balloting selected a dee the Agronomy ard Livc'Stock Judg- I On W ednesday, May 23rd, a I 'l'uesdav aften10on the student~ president1 Commbsioner of Athletics in~ Contests. In addition the winners general assembly will be held, droVt. to -Deer Lodge \vherc they in- and Commissioner of Social Affairs.

t.he beautiful Atkinson Trophy which Head of Military Science Department at which, according to M. S. C. ·· Department Could Place ::\Jany l\Jore same e\·ening the dri\·e to Ana:·onda body officials that will be installed

will ha\-e their names engraved upon --- I --- I spot;ted the ;\lilwaukee shops ard the The following- is the list of student was presented to the Aggies by our traditions, all Seniors should np- was made. An inspe<:tion of the smel- 3 t the spc. ial u~s.embly tomorrow J. Q. Owen, former ~f. S. C. En- President some ye·ars ago. Will Report to 34th Jn- I pear in caps and gowns. These l\I en ln Smith-Hughes " 'ork lf ter of Air.aconda CopJ>er :\lining Com- morning: glish teacher is now a Professor at All Aggies who take part. ir. the fan try July lst ca ps and gowns are obtained Available," Says Abbey pany was made the next morning. At \~· p . 1 G th h d of th English dep·1rtment f I I noon they attended a luncheon at the ice re.!:iic ent ··.. eoq.(e Vogt in ~he estate Nor~al College at\Vayne, i~n~~>~~~~l ~~~~s~ier~01~~·illln~=e~e~ --- thru Hauseman & l\lcCall as --- ~lontana Hotel with official~ of the: L'ommissioner of Finance. ~t"~,\~s~~·c.~t~~"~9201a~gl~i2~~1\::~ r~n~;;~~~~~t~% ~~~~n~ ~~~hei~tu~h~!! lll~~t o~~~~~:~ r:~~- ac:i.~[~l;fs~~: I folb~;:in a " •ipt from Mr. ua~~c~~i=r~e~~-~ ~~~:~h;~~ig:,~~e:~·a~f ;;:~c.~:.!~. W.rr';tu~n~~gB;~~p~-~~ C'-0.;;;;ti~~i~~~':_ ofL:!'si\\it~~{~:i:::~: t"ni~~~~; ~~r t~~vo D~.;~~-~ ~~'d' 1~~~ contests. 8~~f=~s~;~~~~~lit~t, sg:if~:e~~~Jabc~ I Cameron, !\!. s. c. treasurer, for ~~~~l~~~et'.rac~~d o/~~ilrf s;;~nin ht!.: I r~~~~e t~,·~~=~~:I;· :~e;~~~-sd~~. the re Commissioner of Athletics .......... . last three years he has been assistant I transfC'rred to the 34t.h Jnfa,n1.ry of I $7.50 which is to be taken from near future. The main purpose of the trip as ex- ··- ... · ··· ...... IIer:;chel Hurd profc~sor of English at the University I Annual Exponent Banquet l\Iay 31. regu lar army at Fort Eustis, Virginia, your general depos it fee. Pre- "Chicf11 Abbty1 as he is familarily plained b·· Prof Thah.r was to allow (-Om missioner of Dramatics ·· uf :"1~,~.in0n,evseo1ita,,".ri·tes Prof. Bre,ver that at the end of the present academ ic sent this receipt at Hauseman called, declares that "The qualifi .. a-1 the students the opporturity to be- C'ommi~ionu· of F~r;.r:i~~~~ ~~~~~~e:.t ,., year. & ~lcCall and receive you cap tions for Smith-Hughes teachers are· come better acquainted with the \'ari-he expects to receive his doctor~ de- DEAN OF AGRICULTURE Members of the facul ty ha\'e made yearly being placed higher, but, the ous electrical plants in :\lontana and ....... ···· ····· ,\.iLiis \Vo0tls gree- within a year from the Umver-

3everal efforts to retain the Colonel and gown. After Commence- states are willing to, and do. pay a to afford them the chan, e to mtet ~:~~!~~~~~~~:~: ~: ~~~f!~- ..\rFai!-.!>~lallon sity of Minnesota. AT c 0 R on tho Montana State College staff\ ment, retur n the cap and gown higher salary. If we had forty me~

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many of the officials. ... Doll.}~ Tripp

NELL VISITS but th.cir requests have been refused to Hauseman & McCall and in Smith-Huges, members of the pres Commissioner of Demonstrations vl~·~:~~-i;!~~t have you to wear ser- '&i~~~iti~r~·fs;~e,,~~)'"le~;~af~1:.ieh~ I have your receipt O. K'd. Then ~~!rf:~~·~~ntte~;;i;ss we could places I SPURS DISCUSS PLANS .. George Nilson ··1 Jived in Chicago for three year~." --- r:ew station about Jul.y 1st. and at I present this O. K'd . receipt to J Calls for Smith-Huges tc·acher j Editor of the ExpoF1~;;;k ... iiu~~aker

• ECONOMIC PROGRAM PLANNED BY WILSON

Agricultural Economics. Engineering and Agronomy De1>artmcnts to Con­

duct Teists of Farm )lachinery

Dr. Cornelius C. Bettin, dean of present intends to make th journey Mr. Cameron1 which will make a have come from ten states including F I · · ~;~;~cy~~'.k,evi~~ed c~~:~~nau&~::~~1: byT~~toColonel has seen 30 yeal'S of i ~::uo~~lt 0:e;~-~~u~o :h0:,~g!~ne;~; I r~~~!"~,;Jn ~~s. r::tr'mi~~t, f.~~~a~~~ I OR w 0 MEN' s DA y Ye I Lea_d_e_r ___ ._ .. _._.-_ .. _B_u_<l_ Barnes lege Friday and Saturday, May 11th service with the U. S. Army, first in- I such tla<:hers frQm other states in the AG ECON STUDENTS and 12th. listing on May 14, 1898. He served usual $2-50 for the rental of near future The following state"• At the meeting of S1mrs Friday. • • Dr. Bettin was representing the in the Philippine Insurrection during the cap and gown. ~o refunds North Dakot.:'1, South Dakota, Xe- j ;\lay 18, ·1 committEes were appoint-Federal Bureau of Education, which the Sparish-A.merican War. I n 1916 will be made unless an 0. K 'd . braska, ' Vyoming, California, Idaho,· ed for \Voman's Day and Spur duties VISIT CAMPBELL FARM is conducting a survey of schools in- he saw service with the .Jlexi co Pun- receipt is returned to Mr. 1 i\E:·w l\Iexico, Illinois arid Minnesota, eluding all land grant colleges in the ative Expedition. '\Vhen the United

1 have sent in many calls for teachers 1· for the day were fully discussed. United States. \Vhile here Dr. Bettin States entered the World War, Col. Cameron. In case of insufficient in Ag1 iculture Since \Voman's Day is about the had a conference with acting-presi- Morrison was b·ansferred to France funds, the grades will be with- The following men have already only matter before the Chapter now, Clas:s t:nder Direction of S. Johnson dent Linfield and Dean C. W. McKee. where he served in 1918 and 1919. held until paid. been placed: Floyd Cranston-Btlt it is getting the undivided attention ;\lal..es Tri1> To Hardin and Visit Saturday noon several members of Col. Morris.on has been connttted Be sure and have your rap Floyd Bowen-Chinook, Lal'l'y 'Vil .. World's Largest " 'heat Ranch" the faculty gave him lunch at which with the ~lilitru-y Scieree Department son-Ryeg"ate, Harold Armstrorg and \York of the Spurs. ~1. L " 'ilson, he.ad of the A._gricul- time he expla in ed the purpose and of 1\1ontana State College si nce 1922. and gown for assembly. Simms, Kirby Brumfield-"11itehalld, The attidt~~ ch:ut:3 weru handed out f. tural Eeoromi(.:s department has1 and scope of his investigation . During his six years with the insti- Announcem ents are here :rnd Frank Logan-N'otth Dakota, Geral to Freshmen \vomec F1iday mornin~ The .-\,!?riclJ.ltural Economic class <twill be, dhising combination and It is a matter of interest in regard jtution he has made hundreds of may be obtained a t Hause-man Sulli\an-North Dakota, and Ford B and now they will all have to be under the dire Lion of S. ,Johnson and groupings of modern agricultural m~- to Dr. Bettin1 that he was once a friends among town people, facutly & McCall, NOW. Leinard-Box Elder. graded so that the new spurs can be r-I. E . :\!unlock made a trip to the chinen· that the ~1ontana. fa1111ers vnll pupil of Professor Brewer in the Lake members, and students who sincerely I \Vatch the Bulletin Board for The avera!?'e salary is two thous hosen and announced on '\\·omer's ·'worlds biggt:..-.t wheat farmer" Thom-~;oon bt using. Forest Prep. school, Chicago. regret to see the Colonel tra:r:sferred . and dollar~ a year with plenty of Day. Reports by the ":\111

Day com· as D .. Campbell at Hardin . .:\lr. Cam-The~e experiments will be carried further announcements about ehance for increases and a<.l\'ances.. I mittee were made and approvt>d. bell who farms :>e\·eral thousard _ c·n at two farms rear Brol:kton, Roos- Commencement W eek. acres with fi\e dozen largo tractor::; 'evelt comity. which are uncler the Several Students Fail to WAYNE KOBBE, Hi"gh School Senz·o Wz"ll ctnd modc1n llh>'li«Jltural machinery Fairwa\· Farms management. One President f" S 1rns for hi~ motto "Economy in the farm is irrigated while the othc,· i3 Report C'or l.ITork at "M" t1'e of matel'ials and cronomy of dryland and con,ists of four and r 1 t't' 1 Present the "Twelfth Night" time ... The>e fUnns are divided into three-fourths se_.tion~.

six units and to gke on an idea one A.. whole trainload of modern farm GEOLOGY STUDENTS :1rit is thirt~· miles lonJ!'. Almost m~chiren.·. which \dll stop for i.n- It has be en a tradition at the Statt? I the Exponent, or Henry Gardiner, On'"e t•J>On a time there were tw)' and had fallen for him hard, !'O it everythin~ t·an be made in his mod-F

College for a good many yea•.i that president of the Associated Students, ... I h h f b · s.....,...·tion alono- the route to tho all'- S d th t twin~., ebastian and Viola, who look- wasn't the easiest thin!! in the world e>rn .mac me- s op rom. e::u-1nJ?s and .,...- ~ d f all men students will paint the "M" before next un ay so a a tor- ON c VE ~ a<:;t111 t f h I ~~~Yle~d:~g1rs m~~~f~~~r:1~c~~e.a,gr/~~m.J_ on the day set a~ide by the associaterl rection can be made in the records VISIT MORRIS A I ~1te;o J>~~~d<:~r al\~et>r th~1~0~~1~~ w~~!~ ~~a~a~th~1\~~lo~~thca~n. o!~~1\~~to~~~-~ ~~f· ma~hin~r~~g-s or is arge amount d th students as a holiday for all, with and in the Exponent. Th f II · tural machinery, who are len mg is --- I thlrkincr it was her own. :\ow the~<.' ~portsmanlike thinJ! to do was to de- e o. owmg men made the trip: h f the understandini:?: that all men are ,... \ r h k L ". l H · machiner•· to fu1the:r t e ea.us~. O to a])pear

011 the "IW'. This year a The geolO$rV class and other stu- t\\:o children tie<l of doing t~e ~nm~ tYer t e du ·e's message. \Tarry 1 s::on. any ::\oel, Harold agriculture in this state. Everyt mg h CHI OMEGA OFFERS cl~rts of the c"·olleg 111ade the trip to' thmgs C\·ery day, so to. amu~e the1~1- Then• was a sale or e-olf knickers. ower. Ca1:l lla~se, Chet Pahdey and from combine>, headers. and clown to ~~~~:d n~anJ' ;1~~l~~e~~f~r~wp~f :,~ ~h~ ~l~l'l'ison Cave Friday. A.bout 49 were selves they wn1t canoing on a btg and Yiola couldn't pa» up a bar1<«1in, BH·ny Rohrn>on and the former men-

t ~~fs b~~;i~}~~~~ct~·:r:i~e:e~~~sc·h~~~ i.Blac-k List,1' and their names pub- PSYCHOLOGY PRIZE ~~f;h~f ~i~~~·g~~~~e:~~m~~~~~rtl~~~ ~~~;,,,~~I~:~. aYi3\t~e~1 1!f{~~-'.~'ft 1~oni~ ! =~1r"7i~n~I~~;,~; ,~'.h~~i~h~11~\1~~~~:/b~: I tioned P1_·_of_e_,_so_i_·s_. -----been made for the trfin to ':Of at lis~f,~· Interfraternitv Council at their and also Donalcl T. Johnson of the not withstand its fury. : f~f O!h·ia'i whlo lizec~ her ~P i~mi~i- LOOTERS ELECT near!~· a hundrecl dif E:rent s a. ions last meeting passed~ a motion to the --- Chemistry department. Mr. l\IoITison "Brother dear. I think we've s.prun'.! a Y and <. CC'IC e< to an• er or lr f0f 1\'e~p~~~~i~~itural E~onomi<:s, Agri- fi~~~~t i~1h~~e e~1~c~e/1~1t~h~~~ h~l~i~~d t~: l=' ifteen Dolla r Award \Viii Be Gi,·en I ~a~rfefidt~<tika~0Lht~1;a;1~ 11~~~·sh~l~h: ~Ba:~a~.;~, b~\y~, ~1~;;~~·cd ~~r~~~:i~~- O\\?i.ook me over. kid,' she said. 1928 culturrd Engineering- and Agronomy f mo't unexcu sed men on hand "M" lo lle'l Woman S tudent party. Besides gorng through the th.ro.ugh clinched teeth, tor he w:ts "'You're going to be mv sweetie. I'm -29 OFFICERS Dc·parlments. are .cooperating-. wit.h the I 1 Psy chology eave the o-roup stopped u: Belgrade pul1111g hard for shore and ~ad no tired of that old duke anyway. He's I man'..:fac:lureN; of the machinery to Dav. The following is the list com- n . to exnmtn~e a collettion of fossi l ~ time to pump the water out himself. a r-erftd stil:k at a dan.e. and if he ---make these le

5ts. piled b)r the associated stullenLs who --- . thci·e With her little slipper Yiola tried to did giv me a charJ'.!'e a<:c:ount. he'd ··F .. h 1 . f th . r did not assist in the painting of the h C 0 t ff . probably limit it to "·oolworth's.'' . armer And!'rson Chosen \s Presi-'I' e 0 >Ject o ese immense p 0-1 ".'!." T e 'hi. mega .:c;;oron y o e.rs an clip out the water, but ~II in \·ain. Th Th f 01 . . d d t f '.\I · 1 C j ·Le; are 1, to determine under )!or~ t ,, annual prize of $la' to the \\Oman boat upset, and that m11!ht han~ bt'-n erea tcr l\Ja ma e man'.\· ex- en o . uc.;1ca omed:y t•ro-tana rondition,, and ·lanclarcl pr~c- Lambda Phi, 2; Amigo, I· Beta student of Mort.ana State College wh., ALl'llA CJIT S fG)!A PICNI C the encl of the story had not Schas uses to date Yiola, who would not ducers Organiwlion tin<S, the m~L·hinery. which. will give Ep!'ilon, 1; and Kappa Rig ma! I. achitves m.ost in psye·hology du11ng- . tian made himself a nair of watr r I have ohjedC'd if it had not been thaL the most. umform d1strbut10n of la- f<'ollowing is the "Blatk L1gt for the year, a.s determined by an exam- Alph~ Chi S1g-111~, men's .honorary, wings out of one end of the boat a.r·I :-;he- didn't like the po·fume Olida Tht- Loott•r:) Club of :\lontnna State bor; 2, to determine capital outlay and , "!'\1'' Day . Thes-e men did not appear ination condutlNl by the department I Pro,fessional C~en~1strv Socwty, held managed to keep a flout, and Yiola used and sometimes ~topped a pettin).( C?llegl', ''ho f;pon:--or the production 0peration unit requirenHnt~; :t to de- • for work at the "l\I" or arrived too of education anrl psychology. their .annual p1c111c Sunday, May 20 gritted her teeth and said, .1My name party on atrount oi it. nt .thl· an11ual musi<.·al l·omNly held terrnine power required; 4, effect of• la~" to be of ma .. •1·1,1 J a"sist.rnre.. The examination will not be based up M1cldle Creek Canyon! one-half isn't GLrtr:u<le but 1'11 swim thi };ebastian. who had been taken to a their la:-;t regular mei:ting of the year rate of tra'cl on rost and quality of I T. Hahcock. L . B.,nfi·~l 1. 1.."'. l~··rrs1er·, upor. any uarticular course or text, I mile above the .Ranger . ta~1on. channel yet.." . far off country, om• day took a.Jvri•1t- :\londay afternoon in .Jlontuna Hall

\vork done·, 5. develop facts and I T J ', ·skman, ·F. Bud;, F Ch ... , arc k, but will be limited to the fu. ndament- Those attenchnir the p1crJc were the. Both 1vet·e ca1'1'1.ecl to shore, but. no ag-e of the round trip ~um mer fan·s h t- I t ·on E r ttoper, R. 0r.t,·r:in ... r. ..... n~,·ith, M. f 1 t t cat1 al psy 1 1 bers and pledges of Alpha Chi 1 r 1 y· la and camC' to Yiola'~ l'itv ~:> sp~·tul thC' i:t w il'h timC' officers for the follow-ba!'<'!' for county agen am ex ens1 J)·,,,ci· A. G\,

1,._,_; , <•. '...1 nmier, J. a l:; o genera aJH N u on· · - 1S1~0 1 · 1 11 r shi en ;vho ai e ~h"m together. Years ater we me 10 r w€ek end. Jr~ too was ~h·ttsco:Ld in the mg year \~ere ~lected and nl'w mem-\\orkus. ~ chology. , igma am a re· n ' · - with a bovis.h bob. <lress.ed like he. l.·tt""t ini"lc•. .. .. 0 tha' , .. hen he en- hers corrn1den•1l. A financial state-lle1:ak. ,J. Heuschkel, K Holmen. The uwardin!! of the pt;ze is one of istr y maiors. They left Sunday morn- brother. and serving °' page to the cou'n"ter"cl "f,·i«t .. the <l,tik .. e an1l th .. 11 •:i "·' of the dub '"" also read bv SE~IOR RECEPTION I Huntsberge r. r. Kirk, .1. Kopp, o. the features of \Yoman's Day. ing at 8 o'<:lock and breakfast .w~~ duke of Orsiro, who is in love with a Olida .... the\·" took him for Ces..;ario. Hu:-ltl~S~ :\lanag"Cr "Wayne Kobbe. ~ ' \ )Jorgan, B. Mull, V. :\lorgan, \V. i'olur- The prize was awarded to Aid.a served after they reached the 1nc111c kno.:k-em-dead mama named Olidu. ~eba,tian· objceted to Pl.tting- on- Offi<:e::-; for next Yt·ur ure: Presi· A t·e<.:eption was held last 1:-ie~day, pity, A. Neal, F . NC'af, S. P:lf.t(·r~on, Tor!!"enson in 19:!5, to Rhoda ~lurr_1 s g rounds.. It is a. goft job until Oli\·ia :-;tarts lt:>s~ h" had beer introduced to th1· d£nt, farmer Andcr~on; Busines enning- in llerick Hall from eqcht to I:\. R. Patton, C. Plumlee, 1\f. Rollm~, in 192G, and to Rosalia Lchrkrnd 11 A sen~:s of baseball games were I Lwo timing Orsino, and when h<' o~- luJy fir~t. und the duke trie-d him .:\lunaj.!'t:r, l.Iurdy Tharp Jr.; Stag~ ten o'clock in honor of the Senior V. Romney, R. Rou~ch, E. Salnurn . .-oE, 1927. . . . , held dur111g the d_av ?etw~n the jects, gives him the air. The ,dukl· I out of all patience lff or<lerint! him 1· .\lanager, ( lnytun Walk1.·r; f'o!:ltume Cht~s. The pun)()~(' or t.he re:epiti~r R. Stborg. A. E il>ert., J. Spence. . The exam1nat1on is to be conduc~ed membe1s o~ the d1ffe1ent classes. aroused aL thi~ ancl s.ays. ur 11 ::-.hnw ai"'Un<I. Olivia. th dukt', and ~eba~· :\lanajn•r, ~\lartella 8ch11eid(r; Pro• was to bt..Olo(:ome better acquainted with Thompson. 11. \Ve~~('l. J. \Voodend. G. ".\londay. l\lay 28, tht.> hour:; not de{m- 'rh~se :vho d.1d rot play baseball gpent tho old yirl what kind of a ~heik I t1·avn all be~an to think th<'\.' had ,.... ot- p~n~· _.:'llanagl·r, Jame \Voodrow; A<I· th~~ graduatinK clas~. The rec·eiving Woodhouse, T. \\'ri$!ht and J. Za_dick. atel.r de~icled upo!l yet. All the t heir t11110 f1shmg . am. I'll send my pag"e ("es.~ario (for ten hold ~r bum moon:->hine before vert~!'m1g :\lamH!l'r, 'Vilhl'lm \Vall line consi~t-ed of Prc~iclent Lin field, There were :172 nH:n che.cked m ~t women who are mt~rested should that was the movie name chostn by Yiola made an appc a ranee>, f('ll on her I \lus1~·~l 'Ianag'C'l", Christine Stafford Dean Henick, and the head of the t the ''i\111 in time to help paint the big I make arrangements ":''1th Professor 1 The Chemistry Society held an Viola) to make entreatiC's for me and hrot.her's T£'1 k and ~lved the mys- I ublic1ty ~JanaJ:"er, Edwarcl Cooper variou~ dtpartments and their wive~. lctlt:'r. A few reported, but too la~ Horst as soon as possible. j election last week to elect vice µ resi tell her she cat' run a charg-e account tery. · - · Th, following aso.;i t:P1b • .. n:1e alc.;f Refreshments were. served by t.he to he of any assistanc.e in the wor · ] dent of the society. T he candidates in m.a.)~ name. That ought to bring her All the time Yiola had been JX>:-'ing cltclt·d tu membership; Joe Delane) Home Et:onomics department. I ff

1 by chance there ts the. nanu'. of ~r ·.::: Della Young R. T. Chatleritlar, for the office were Arlone Crane anrl to ~1me.':. ibTt· ·n as Cessario, she had been getting in j on stage; Frieda Hendrickson on co -------. __ anyone who h_ad a g.ood ' ·.alid ev< use Pr~/sO . E. Sheppard and Ray _Bowden Si P atterson, Atrlone Crane was i\ow \i 1ola had seen noss 1 1 ies h

1 (C f d p Three) (Continued on Page Three) All Senior grades wi ll be reported I for. the .occasion, this pe

1t1sond.sthoul1 have been granted leaves of absence. I elected. the duke, bdng around him so muc , I on mue on age

to the Registrar next week. notify either R obert Du , e ' or o

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Acceptance fvr mailing nt special rate of postage provided for in Section UOj, Act of October~' 192i, authorized February 17, 1919 191 1 92~ Pau~e nnd st..iw awhile. C<.\:~ider the disappenre<l. Grndu.ully durmg- thnt .e..=================-1

annovment that. ... our ha~t~ is cuus- time the fig-ures dcnng the work lost

~~:;~:~~~~~~~~~~~ ! ['.'"'"'"' ''"'' ~~~ "~'~J '~~.',~,~~""',~""'"J I I .. ~:'IT:•w~:~ "~~0~'11'"''' ing. 1'ht:' poor at\.;hit\:d is tcarin.i.r his their .~s~ rtnlC't~t of color nnd ~c ... m~1: ~~~~'-.."-""-~'"'-''-~"-""-""'-~"-~"'-."'-.'-."'-.'-""-."'-..'-.."-.'-'-.""'-"'-.."'-'-."-""'-..'-..~

subscriber to the 1\ew Student lntcrcollegiate News Service co\rering the I :\Jr. Charle~ 11. Phelp:-., Jr., Prc::o.i- hau· nnd weeping'. The lowly trt:>sh-. a umtorm white. And then it \\R:s DONVf FORGET harpenings of a.U Americnn colleges and universities. dent of the l'niver:<.itr Tnwel ..\~so- man is in a ft.vc>r of lw.::;tt' ir drawing- done.

ciation. :u.nounn'<l today that e\err- room:s and b de~pniring- of t. n•r J?et- But thooJ?h it is <lone it. is not. for-ElHTOR-1~-CIIIEF ....... ROBT. I\L DULL, '30 thing is in readincs.."'1- for the sailing t.ing hi!' analysis of pill boxes fini~h- got.ten. There wcr'- all tho~e wood------------------------------ of the se<:ond t'ullege Cruist..• Around ed. The lahs a_re nowdC'd t.o capa 1ty sticks to aceoun for and they were

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orld on ~eptembcr U!, 19:!i-i. nig-ht. and day. Few indeetl arc they ;rot account~l for immctliatt.•ly. The ASSOCIATE EDITOR ·- .... ..... .......... . .. . .......... JO O'CONNOR, '28 The Colic)!\? Cru~e i~ umtu· tne di- thnt can enjo\· the he:rnty of the stiff ba:ks nnd the lnme ll'g-s nrc still

l"C-<.:tion of lhe lJm·icr::'ily Trani ~\s- sprin,tr. .·\ncl you Time do 1 ot he«! in l Yidence. Th(' Laundrv is still try-MANAGll 'G EDITOR ....... - ............................................. .... WI\I. BENJAMIN, '28 scx:iation. whil'h A:->:->V\~iation in 1926- the bustle of thl hour. It mc:ms noth- ing to remove lime from cordorys ant.I ASSISTANT EDfTOR ···--- ··--················--······-···· ESTHER STOCK.TON, '30 :!I or~ar.izt'<-l u11d su~xe.s~fully operat- ing k• you. )fany must fail t.o keep the g-o::>d hcusewivcs arc still wunder-SOLlEJY EDlfOR ............... -·-····················-······-············-· ······1\lARY McCOY, '30 eel the onh~ l'nin~r::<.ih· \\·orld Cruise paC'C' with your fli.l!'ht . .:\lnny mor€!' will in).!' ~,·here they left their broom::;, And

Socid.r Assistants, Francts Fogler, Florence Johnson eYer to ~-arry n Complete college accomplish the imp~~ibk to keep up. of cours.t"' there·s the blark list. All FEATURE EDITOR ... ·- ·······- ................................. .MARGARET DKWEY, ,29 aboard :->hip on an eight mont.h.s' trip It. is only the f:wored few that keep pleasant reminders o( thl' dny. Anti

!lround th~ g-lobc.~. This novel idta in ahead. it was a day. Feature Writers, 2\Iary Hale, Berniece Crane, James Morrison mtX.lcrn t.'<IUt.:ation wa:-. con .. cin:-<l by Tht.re i~ no rt.•sl. True thu·e are --------

SPORTS EDITOR ......................................... - ...................... JA~lE. S LOONEY, '21 Profe~~.·or Ju.m~s E. Lough,. f?1:nll'rly ~ome plea..-.ures. flt--e-tin.ir moment:-. ASSISTA::\T SPORTS EDITOR.......... ... GEO. HART, '30 L~e:t!l. of_ ~he1 ~xt:~.m~ral D1ns.101~ of of enjo),nent. A party t.oni~ht-. to-

w'OMEN'S ATHLETICS ....... ············-····--······-MARJORIE SPA ULDfNG, '28 ~·aet'1'011;lo1lkl1'1~•:·'t'o'1~ I ::-01f~)t,haer <l.·' :~ooc".,· ,Et1.dou11-. morrow a thinJ!' of the past . ..\ dance ANOTHER STUDENT REFUSES KEY OF GOLD

... ~ u ..... n. .. ...,, .. in the evcning-, a pic11i~· on a Sunday Staff Artist: Margaret Lemmon A distini-.""llishl."d faculty of fifty aften1oon. But all memory is lost in

Reporters Leonard Wing, Ruth Asbury, Patricia Knowles, Norma B~ck, F. J . Mac­Cormick, :'.\lary \\'illiam~, Nedra Geer, illary Simpson, Ruth \ \'oodard, Florn Jiavi~, Hazel ::\ll'llon, Earl Rudberg, \" irginia ;\lilts, Jesse Helm, l\largar et Bt wman, Ted l hu<ldo<'k, Louise 'Wilson, Al Gricner, \\'m. Anderson.

prominent professors and inst t'UCtors t.he jumble of unfinished work lhnt under t.hu pn .. ·sidency of John Carle- awaits tht.' me1-r)·nu1ku·s.. ton Jone::;, Ph. 0 .. LL. D., has been f t is !!elting lnlC', Two W<'eks. and Wi scon$in Co-eel Dcdines Jm~itation appoirted for J~2h and '<:redit <11'· all is finished . Tinw will rot hetxl. rangement.:; have beu1 made with time will not \Yait-. :0. lll.n\· wnit too T o Becom e :0.l embcr or Phi

Beta l\:a111>a nearly one hundred lending colleges j tong- nnd are left be-hind. rt is the and uni\-('rsities of tht' <..."OunlJ-y. He- wise that ~tart nt once. ..-\goain ports rceein~d from c:t>llcg-c offit:ials. ! whither Timl' in your flig-ht?

BUSINESS STAFF and from the .studuns of th(' first ~ladison, \\'i'.-> .,-( bv ~C'w Sludont BUSIKESS l\IA~AGER ............... _ .............................. HARDY THARP, J R., '28 Cnlise, give ample tcstimonr to the Ebie was an in\"etcrnt.t and ,ire-/ Serdce)-Phi Bela J~appa hn..." beer

A:-~btant To Business :\tanager Earle Han~en fact that the Cnli:$C was a $Ul'l'':~s le$S baqrain hunter. She often l!I J">Cllt ~rurnt.'<I aC!"ain, this time by a woman

AD\'ERTISIXG 2\lAXAGER.. ...... .......... . ... . ..... LEN' ROBBIN'S, '29 11· ~~~u\~:~1 \h;h~·o1~;~n~·~f1 ~~~1}~~1~ ~~·~1~~ ~f~:s f~/1 ~~lr~~tet·~-i~~d t~h~n~~:l~ ;~~~ 1~lf~:t.o\~~ k~~i~l.1~\~~Yo~f p~

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A:d0e~: Assistants ;n Alh·erti::>ing, L!!onard Johnson, Joe Deluney uuble :-um~lcn~ent to the work of the thing in the wor_ld t.hnt dearer to her I' hia. s.enior in .the t'Olleg-1. of l~tte1;s

CIRCULATIOK MANAGER ........... ------···················CLIFFORD S WANSON, '29 hvme 1nst1tuuon. 1

.. f I than a red-hot fire sale was Thomas, and sci<·nce. nhJl~ted to the ~o.1ety s A . .,.· ·t t - c· l t· R th G 1 Th~ tharter of the SS "Rym am o her handsome fiant·e. :-'t..andanls. Her note of refu$al fol-

l s .. is an 111 ircu 3 lOn, u rus 1 _ ~ , t~e Holl::tnd Alneric:3-n Line, has been One nighl Elsie danced wildl)• . i!1to lows:

CLERICAL MANAGER ..... ·-·············································l.IARTHA FLINN, 30 s1~1u;l ~nd many_ 1~11pt'O\:em~nt:' are, her ho~~': nnd fo~nd Thl:~mis \~•a1t111g I " Because I nm OpJ)()~d to ary Typists, Coila Holli~. 2\larg::iret Brown be_irg planned to ~till. ~tLu ~ulapt 1 for he1 11 tho p:nlor. Sm mg him, she formal honor bestowed on the basis

!•ROOF READERS. ED. BOSSLER, JOE XORDQUIST I this steamer""~- floati.ni; <Olle11:e and 1· bur;;t out : . " 1

• • I ,f high i;rades. Which l do not oon -t_o nffotd g.1entc1 ~omto1t and fac1h- Gee Tom-T~m.~. lookn . ..\ h.1lt c~nl- =--ider a gumine t·rite1; 0n of true ties to th'--• ::-tudenlt> and faculty mcm-1 lar handkerclner fo,!· only forty-mnc • seholarshii> and intellel'ttrnl achie\·c­oeTs. . 1 cents. and such a - . I ml'llt. and which I helie,·e is often

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ELECTIONS I An:a~l.;.~111e1~t~)m'·~ bee.~~ ~nude 111 She stop1>ed 1 ~ho1: .. T~l~~ se:1ouctnesg <'onfern .. '<l upon the urwor.thy. a~ wc-11 I

tl_1t• d1ffettmt t ott;ll-,'"11_..:ounl11e::i t.o p 1'0- of tho othn ~ exp1cs:'1on. rnformed as the wort.hy. con~tanth· exclmlinj?' ~-ule. for conqn-ehensn·~ .and_ in~erest- her that he had ~met hmg 1mporhrnt ·a larg-e propOrtion of t.hose worthy I

Th I . . . . .. d ti . ff'. ·~ ··II b t k" '.1i...._g- inland _trips. Offtt'ial in~·l.tat.ons to sa.y._ who do not. ha n to excdl in g-nide·s e f' erti.ons a1e 0\ e1 an soon 1e ne\\ 0 lce1 s \\I e a lllg io~· l'L'('l•pt1ons nnd ~nt.:rt..~mments "El~lt?'. he bel!UJl mournfully, '' [m - I beg- to c1edl~c C'leclion to the Phi o\·er the ~·e1gn~ of $_tudent goYernmcnt. l n nlost of the case:; ~~;~17e 1~;:-:c1~\~~~;01~~·l~il~~ t~::::i:r~af,~~~ ~~~~t~~~~e~-~t;'~h~lf":c~~~~f1~h~~;.~,f<l Be:a J~apim. so:i.~ty". . . the selection of cand1datps was hotly contested and a great deal China. Siam. th(\ Dutch Sa.st l ndits, ! dollar:". That wu~ four months ngo. _1 h\".C'anhna_l. b~1'1tle:o: d1~agr1."'Cl!1g of interest wa~ .shown b\r the student both·. The one t hing that Jugo-SlaYia, Sp a in, Turkey, and I :\ow I\·c ju~l hud the rottent.st luck \~,th . li-os Ri.:~inow ~ obJec.·tiors. <l~s-

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pomts to the success of Student gO\'emmenl at ) [onlana Stale nounced shortly, " , 00n as the plans than a couple of hunclr"'1 dollars to Phi Beta Kotppa nfusals . College is the fast that e\·en· \'Car a larger number of \'Otes a re are completc>d. l'nusual courtesies my name. I can't offor my,elf l-0 you """"-~~~~'-..___..___..___~~~

t · th . ) .- It'.' t · _- · Last ,·ea. at the fir·t \'Ole 587 and prh;leA"cs are beinA' ext<nded to in this reduced >late; I'm afraid we The lo<al R. o. T. C. companies ~ ra8 in e !-il 11ng e c 1on:s. .. - l :s the studc.·i;ts. must part." were ins.pel'tt."d by :'\ lajor A. C. \\"ndell ;;tudents caxt their l.Jallot;;. This spring o\·er 600 ) !. S. C. students Special care has been taken in mak- But Elsie 's loc11: )'ears of trnlninJ? of the United States Army on Fri-figurerl in the scleetion of student body offieials. ~{\g!n~~u{i~~~h~u~·~~~h :~~l '~~f~~ clit\~r~~,-!l~s:~ ~~~i!~~t~·6'~~t~1~~-r\'el- day. :\lay 11th. The l\Iajor found

e\•erything ~atisfactory and highly \Y'ith thb inereased interest in student g0Yernn1ent 1 we can Thue will be a complt!t.e medical unit ous husband-rt.duced from a thous- complimented Colonel Morr ison and look forward to better 8tudent g0Yernn1ent as the years go by; ~~db~ars~~1ff11~f1 ·!:~,~!_ d~~~r~·~t~!i~\: ~~~11;~ik~n~u~~?~~~·s ~i~~a~e~r~~;~~~~~ ~apt. ~eek as well as th~ student of-

. b · l k f d ' · · ~ · · · · : t1i:ers 111 chnrg-e of the chfferent com-w1th a larger nun1 er Yotmg every year, we can oo ~ orwar such preparat1or~ 1s ~hown by the ~acl 1ster. you darling'!~ . panie:-:.. a ·h \'ea· t) ·1 more repre-ent'lth·e ~tudent counci l · and \\'ith that there was not one rnse of ~nous -C. C. !\ . '·Mercury. I e, c . < l ( ' . s ( • } c. lllness dunnir the pl011('Cr Cruise.

judicial handling of affairR by our repre ·entati,·es, we can look . There. will be a. sp~cia_i.-<-'?mmittC: :he M had it'.-> rn_re ":a~h~d .. :.or . The ~Id_ ~·~1~to~11. of l·~lt.ing- n?tches f ·war I lo incrt'.' ·ised iiri\·ilege' and more po\\'er to the student in ch»ge of social .1ctn1t1cs. A• - th t ec hours a. strugJ?hnJ? rda) _ca111ed m l!'lln>t<><ks h.h b<'<n ap!'hed to 01 l '· · .. rangem~nt..s are 110\\ bemg completed water and l11n<' up the hilhmle and ~teenng- whet>ls now. - C arneg1c senate. {~Jd da;~ces~1~~~~ f~~~i;~c~~~~trf~s. ~ ~radualh· durin,,. those hours t he\ Puppct.

which the foreign re~idtnts nnd their YACATIOX CU;\1 L \ l'DE fami!ie~ will be im~t<'<l . cnnblinJ? the - - - - ---------- - - - -

students to try oul their dance steps t f . . . . in many corners of lheo globe. It FLOWERS FOR MEMORIAL DAY a " \\11e1ie\·er a college man applies to me for a .1ob I never mqmre 1 Tho "uni,·ersti)· afloat" is limite<l '

about his scholastic xtanding ... recenth· remarked a business man this year to 375 men stuclrnts. and _it a a ' · ' is expected that the total quota w1ll ' O ] t' · b' d F l ' himself a uni\'crxity graduate. "\\liat I \\'ant to know is ho\\' he reached by early summer. ) !any stu- ur se ec ton IS tg an owers f spent his summer ,·acations-three months per annum. and before d_ents _ha\'e already enrolled: twenty- were ne\'er better

. five dtfferC'nt states are re1n·esented. t he gets hts degree that amounts to a whole year, the most Yaluable, indirntinir how ration-wide has be- ·l·- l--l-I think of his entire collegiate course. Ne\'€!' again \\'ill he ha\'e I come the intere>t in the College f a simil~r opportunity. If he has wasted it. I know something Cio~~~- of the major advantages of M • LAN 6() HR, Florist f about him; if not, he has a record \\'Orth showing. I the Colle!!'.• Cru:se is that a stud_ent 19 East Main Phone 95 a

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"Here's the record of one boy l'\'e just employed," this man I~~~~' t~~e a~~<l:~:ir ~~'.;;'.'J;u~l01~~n~ ~~;;;: ' . ·~ ~ ,,..---~~~~----~~ ..... ~----- ~~"'\...~~""""-"-~""-~"-~ continued. "At the end of his freshman year he \\ent for one to accomplish a full years work dur-

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worked for six weeks with Dr. Grenfell's mission in Labrador; at )fr. Phelps 'a•cl that one of the ~

h I . f . . . . . h h d th d h If •'th h B k aims arcl grcatet hopes of the Assa- ~ SN .\PPY - DIFFERENT - Ei\!BO SED t e C Ose 0 Ull!OI ~eat e a a moll an a a \\I l e an S ciation wa,, that by bringing a rep- . r 0 fishing fleet; and ~fter gradu_ation he spent July and .August ~~~~~~;h;~, ~:'i~~~dy;. ~~~;it·~:.'::hri~h~ roLLEr.IATE STATIONERY §.~ lJ 0 K B Y W I R E with a forestry outftl. All of 1t wa ope11-a1r work. pu!lmg h1111 youth of foreign iands, there would \ lJ u in good phy~ical condition and in touch with a11 orts and condi- in n? small ~\~ay b<' furthered _a spirit I tions of men. He used only 26 of the 48 free weeks at his disposal, ~~'\~!~aUonal undHstandmg and Get Your Summer S upply Now ~-but I don't care what he did with the others. Those 26 week. /-------------- ! ~ were what I call a 'rncation cum laude.' They ga\•e him an - .- •

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THE WEEKLY EXPONE)IT, TUES[•AY, MAY 22, 1928 PAGE THREE

I FIFTEEN STUDENTS 11 I account and was much more easily I~'-~~~~~~~~-M OLD EXPONENTS trnn were married, and everybody ~ _ a l _

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~ hved as happily as could be expected ~ j .. . -- ever after. THE :"IEW BOZE;\L.\.'.'I GRILL \ 1s1t State l nslltul1ons As Part of Thu Exponent 15 again glad to see There are some other characters in . .

I oc1alogy Class Work ; Under the Weekly Kam11 r.. The organ of tho the story, but if you heard about Quality Sernce Cleanlmess Direction of Barger studc.nts at the University was com- them, you \voul~ laugh yourself ~o ~~~~~~ ............ ~~----~ ~

pelled to sus1>end publication a .short death and couldn t go to see them rn ~ time alter the holidays to enable the Twelfth :\'ight . at the high school

Fifteen students who are er.rolled staff to ~et some necessary work a~d1tonum Friday and aturday ...,..,,.....~.._ .. _.._ .. .,,..._.. .......................... .r .. -. ................. ..._.._.._.._.._.._..._._ ................ .._..,.._ ...... ....,... in Sociologv (Social Problems 312 ) donu on their studies. One thing that nights. went on an inspection trip last' week made is necessary to suspend \Vas the ov<.r the State t.o visit a number of 1:act that no credit was given for thi.> LOOTERS ELECT

nfrg. Gue::;ts were l\Irs. W. S. David- mst1tut1or.s and agencies of sociolo- hr.e of work. 1927-29 OFFICERS You Will Never E njoy Real

Alpha Omicron Pi . Dinner GuesL".

Mr. and l\lrs. \Vilkir were Sunday dinner guests at Lht• Alpha Omicron Pi house.

son, Mrs. \V. N. Purdy. Mrs. A. H. gi::al interest. The trip was ocnducted It was on this account that the I Sales, ::Hrs. E. B. Martin, ~Ir. and by Professor J. \Vheeler Barger, who edit.er~ Carl q.. Dickey, was compelled

A. Scott, :\Lyrtle Dunks, Butte, teaches the course. ] to l'l sign. This matter has been fixed Loretta Gritz, Ruth Platt, Robert The party left bv car a week ago and !\fr. Dickey is again at the head :\Jurphy, Fred l\Iallon, I ver Twilde, Sunday; first went to Helena where: of the paper. The members <>f the

. -\lpha Omicron Pi Sam \Vynn, 2\-lartin Fjel<l, Ed. Boss- I they visited the Receiving Home and! s.taf1 ~r to take t~e \\:ork in _connec-\\ eek End Guests. ler, Frt.d Chez. Aswo1th Thompson, the Farm of the }ilontana Children's t1on w1_th a clas.:;; m Journalism and

)lyrtle Dunks and Inna Gi11. both I Orlanc.l \Varel, Orland Oakland, Rus- Home Socilly , the t. Joseph's Or- cred.t is to be g-iven for a. c.-ertair. of Butte ~en~ we~k <.nd guests at the sc,11 Hur~! . John Powers, \Yilhelm phan:s Home, an~ the State Vocation- amou~t of wo1 k. ~ be done. Enroll­A lpha Onu .. ron Pi hou:se. \\all. \\ ilham Ar.derson, Charles al School for Girls. From there they me-n~ 111 Lhc· d~ss is ne.:essary before

I Skinner, Chester Paisley, Ray John· \Vent to Boulder where they , lSite<l credit can be given on the paper.

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. p· ,;on, Tom Lease, John Nye, Harold I the State hool foi· the Bhnd and -Exponent, Feb. 14, 1913. {)i I> a G mac~n 1 Lowman, Skee Rivers, Bus Cunning- Deaf, and also the mstitiut1or~ for the

EJ1:'°abe~~8 Gard mer and Fneda '1 ham, Duke Richards, Red Denney, I care of the 1eeblemmded. From ther~ The rumor of the past two weeks Hendrickson \\ere dinner guests at Farmer r J;\n<lerson, Monk .Cashmore, they went to D<:er Lodge and \'1S1ted that Professor Alfred Atkinson, of the A.l ha Om1c1on P1 house \\'ednt!S- Pe~ \\a1t-e .. Leo~ard Wmg, Claire the l\lontana State Pemtentiary; to the lepartmer'l. of agronomy. had re-da. • P I Robinson. David Higbie. Henry Ga1- Galen where they mspected t.he State signui his position t.o accept t.h.e man-

> ___ diner, Henn• Crossen, John Hagge1ty, Tuberculosis llosp1tal, and to Warm agement of a large rnnc·n, was con-Jame:s Smart and Dexter Moser. Springs where they visited the Mon· firmed Tu,esday morning by the fol-

S1gma Chi --- tana Slate llosp1tal for the Insane. lowing statement in the Bozeman l)inner Guests. , Am igo Spt mg Party. On Wednc!;day the cla s made a study Daily Chronicle:

Mr. and i\~r~. Dewey Street and Mr. The Amigo Fraternity entertained o( the work of the Y. M. C. A. 1 the Repor that Professor Alfred At-and Mrs. W1ll1am .Moore of Boze!11an, last Saturday with their annual Sahat.ion Army and the East Side kintiOn of the college would resign \\.'e.rc guests at dinner at the S1gma Spring pa1 ty at Ht:.trJters Hot Springs. Neighborhood Hou::;e~. in Butte, and Wt•re authenticated yesterday by Mr. Chi house Sunday. Forty-~even couples enjoyed the din- <:losed the trip by an inspection of the Atkinson. The res1gnat1on 1s to take

ntr served in the large, well decora.t- Leonard i\line of the Anaconda ~Hect l\lay first. Professor Atkinson 'lother \'isits at e<l dining roont. The remainder of of Copper Miring Company. The young- expects to have charge of the farm I happa Delta House. the evening was spent in dancir.ig and I men 1·eturncd home on \Vednesclay lands of the J. B. Long Investment

:\lrs. C. II. Prodr and :\-Iary Jane swimming. 1 afternoon. company, located at Great Falls. They Prodn, of Belt, arrh·ed in Bozeman The following g-ue~ts were present: At every point there was the great- have about 13,000 acres of farm land I Tue!"day to d~it Eusrenia who has Capt. and )1rs.. Zech, ~fr. and .Mrs. est cooperation of the officials in I :-.<iar Stanford in the Judith Basin, been ill at the Dea~one~s. ~lospital. \I Ray Le\\;s, Prof. J. \\rheefer Barger, ~harge of .the institutions visited. For and it i~ there that i\lr. Atkinson wlll

June Burke. '26 is '1s1trng at the Herbert l...iynn, LeRoy Powers1 Hal li.<Stance, at the· State In ane Asylum make his future home. Kappa Delta house. I Boli'l"ger. Alvin C!eveland, \'era Sei- the Superintendent and the entire Proftssor Atkinson has been a

fert, Gra.t;e Rmtth, ~Iaude Hayes, medical staff spent the whole after- member of the Montana State College Kappa Delta France!'lo Mallon, ~larjor~t: Fisk, :\lil- nooi:i conducting the party about tht I facul~y for the last nine years. For llouSc Party. dred Jlacker. Rena Sco,,l, Ada May inst1tulio~ and holding clinics for the first two years ho was assistant

Kappa Dt:lta enle1·tained at an in- \Yalton. \"ivian Baker, Virilda May their obse.rvation. professor of agl'onomy at the head of fonnal house patty on Friday eve- O'Neil, Grace Anderson, Alice Bennet, Everyone felt that he was more the department. Last year he was at nirJ?. Those present were: Ben Grace Royal, Esther Seifert, Isabel than amply rewarded for gx>111g on the Cornell or: leave of absence. His work Kranklin, Paul \\fmner, Ralph Ken<:k, \\'ood. l\Jary Tatton1 Hazel )lellon, I tnp Those who went were Adrian at the •c.ollege has been o( a high Hanley But.on, Jav Leland, B1ui.:e l\Jarjol'ie Spauld111g, Mary Taylor, A1·10, John Breeden, Rodney Foster, order and 1t will be d1ff1cult to fmd a Garlmg-hou .... e, \\'alla<'e IIarrity, Phil Isabd Gilchrist. Louise Curtiss, Viola Ott Gard111er, Frank Grady, Geo1ge man as well qua11f1e<l for the position Noble, Glenn Kohls, Ro:::.~ Hutchins, Lelau her, Eula Thomp:son, Esther Lang'st.on. Robe1t :'.\1u1phy, Ellis Oak- a~ was P1ofcssor Atkinson As yet Glcnri :\1ontiromlry, Eel. Fulle1·, Bill Kmg-, Loretta Gritz. Georgia Berepe, I wood. J Al Thompson, L. A. " 'ilson, his successor has not been selected Bohart, Robert Gjullm, Charles, Ana-. Beulah Shennum. 1\larg-aret Cheno- Fred Yandell, Ben Franklin, Frank and probably will not be until later m conda, Wilda )fae o·. 'eil, )!rs. c. c. with, Roberta ~Imler. Edythe Burg, I Ward. Hanly Burton, Herbert Koger, I tho spnr.g. Gre~Or)', )1)·~. C. II. Pro,·in, and )Ir. I Elinoar Sayer. Gertrude Wilkin . j ard Professor J. \\'heeler Barger. -Exponent, April 18, 191:3. and Mr,. \\'. H. l\kCal!. Doroth,- S_teffins .. Kathleen O"Lear;-, j Whil on the trip J. \Vhee1er Bar- ·---------------

--- Dolly Tnpp, A1leen Rigg-, H~len ger gave addresses before the high ities in point for the Dean's Athletic Alpha Omicron Pi I ~.:hultz. Bert~~ G 1 n n. Genevieve schools at Deer Lodge, Ana .. onda, cup after the completion of Baseball Spring Part~. Gamble. Jear Nichalson, Arlean Free. Butte, and an address before a con- Basketball and Rifle are: '

Alpha Omicron p 1 held a cabaret man, Mary :.\kCo,r and Ruth Grush . I vet.1011 m ~'hssoula, confernd with Independents . . ............. 222 dance at the Elk's Hall Friday e\e- . E d G --- some of the members of the faculty Alpha Gamma Delta ........ 146

\\ eek n uest at the State Unn·ers1ty. Kext week Alpha Omicron Pi.. ........ 134 Ruth Platt, who is now attending he will give ommenc€ment addresse3 Pi Beta Phl. ..... . ........... 112

the University, was a week-end guest for fh-e Montana IIigh Schools. Chi Omega ................ 71 at the Pi Beta Phi House. Kappa Delta .............. 2

RIALTO This Week-May 22-28

TUESDAY

BARBARA KENT -in-

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WILLIAM HAlNES and JACK HOLT

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----:----COMING SATURDAY

THE SECOND THE BIG

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The Picture we want you to see

LILLlA GISH -in-"THE ENEMY"

Pi Beta Phi S 1>ring Party Pi Beta Phi entertained forty­

seven guests at a dinner dance at Karst's Saturday evening, May 19th. Dean and :\lrs. Hamilton and Mrs.

I D·ockett chaperoned the party. The out-of-town guests were Ruth Platt of :\Iissoula, Alice Elsie Hopkins and Eva Mae Carmen of Livinj?ston, "Brownie" Shadoan and "Chuck" A1derson of Missoula, Don Seaman and Bob Summerville of Livingston . The other guests were: Norma Beck1

Howard Bussenden. Wallace Rosen-crantz, Ray Shoadoan, "Greenie"

I 'Worden I Don Kintz, ustew" A very,

I Herbert Dow, Frank Brown, "Farm­er" Anderson . Frank Hun aker. Sam Kirkes, Jim Ario, Paul W inner, '·Brick" Breeden, Stuart Norton , Earl Stimson1 Langdon Rivers, J oh n Wright, Ray Ball , Bill McCall, "Butch" Iares1 Duane Maxin , Henry Gardiner, Ernest Elge, Ted Rowe1

"l\Ionk" Cashmore, Ero Palo,. Sam Winn , Jack Coey, Bob Downing, Ole Anderson, Jimmy Ovens, Ed Buzzetti, Rip Wilson, Robert Bowen, and Ed McLeod.

)liss Della Young, Miss Frieda Bull . and l\liss Rhua Van Horn were dinner guests at the Pi Beta Phi House Thursday evening.

Stuart r orton, '28 of Helena has aecepted a position with the A. C. M. Co. in Anaconda.

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I WOMEN'S ATHLETICS I Speed lliking

The first three mile speed hike will be held Saturday, May 26th at two o'clock starting from the bar­racks. Only girls who have been in the quarter and mile speed hikes may enter this event. There will be another three mile speed hike the fol­lowing Saturday.

Anyone who missed the mile hike and wishes to be in the three mile should see Miss Asbury by Wednes­day, l\lay 23rd. If there are enough gir ls another mile will be held before Saturday.

Track Meet The first track meet will be held

Tuesday afte1Tioon at four 01clock .

The second track meet will be on the following Tuesday at the same time. Participants may enter only two run­ning events in one day.

I t is not necessary to have eight practices to enter the meet but it is necessary to have eight practices for a sweater score.

Tennis The tennis meet starts this week

and all preliminary games must be played off by the end of this week. The tennis schedu le is posted on the bulletin boards.

Each matched game must be refer­red by an approved referee as listed on the tenni schedule by a referee approved by Mary Irene William~, tennis manager.

Swimming Meet The first swimming meet will be

held Thursday, May 24th at 7:30. The second meet will be held May 31st. Participants may enetr either or both rneets but may enter only two racing events in one meet. All girls ex­pecting to enter the first meet should sign up in the office before Thurs­day noon.

Notice Only \V. A. A. members can get

points in athletics.

Such fun is job hunting. You know being a college mar:, I ne\ er woar a hat. Yesterday I was stand­ing in a bookshop waiting to be hired when a lady came in1 nicked up a book, and handed me two dollars. Today I am going to loiter ir~ a piano st.ore

HIGH SCHOOL ENIORS WILi. PRESENT '"T WELFTH NIGHT"

(Continued From Page One) some good licks with the duke. He finally decided she was a ravishing beauty, and he could not live without her, especially since she was the only one who knew where he kept his shirt buttons aTd could find them in a hurry. S€bastian liked Olivia's bank r _F_A_S_H_liJ _N _ 1

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So>IEWHERE between your collar-button and the bottom of your plu -fours there"s a smoke-spot-seeking "fil!.fullmcnt."' The usl majority of jobhic;;

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Tobacco science has produced in Camel a superb blend of the choicesP Turld~h aud Domestic tobaccos. Just rPL'PL once in the delicious, quit:ering aroma of a cloud of Camel smo~·,.. We'll bN a caddie to a left-handed

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~cnioreln'8elcdion•forncxt TEAM PLAYS IN BUTTE H HOWARDS year an~ being held today in p,· )lcmtnna Hall. Till' followim; ~ . .s . .Sut.1edand. who will obtain 8trt-ng th Jn \\ eights and Jump~ Gi\-e~ Junior:-> urc n11111ing for offil'l·~. I llt:flat ~tratford ':\in(' 12 to 0 at a

i.;\Ju~~~~~~~J~:nf~1·\1l~;~lor il~t -~"-~~~\~~~~ ,,Jonrnna \\'inning )larg in Jn President: Clarh Par\.. ::;nnduy I ~!..•' al Engineering at Jowa .Agri1.ultural i 1 to 66 Score George lla:n::s I ., l 'ollcge at Ames, will tc~1ch in the Hardy Tharp Th~ Doz.on:u1. :'ilontana Powu· ha,.,t"'- ff m·w courst.:-:; rL't:l'lltly added _toul the )lont.ana State's sWp-off J'l~lerda) Hay D:micbon kill te 1m. u.HHJH.l!'l'd t•nlin~ly o( :\lon-1 t1 ~\griculturnl Eng-ineerin)! Ci.ll'l"lC a. at Larntnil~. cnrout.t.· to the .... onfcrem:c lana ~tutc Collcc1..~ !'otUdl·nt~. t1 ... ·f1..·all.'\ a

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Jlc L"om1..·$ to .:\lontana :::itate well :;e,·eral fa~t pcrformarn:l.'~. \\"yomin.l{' ' ::. Tl'l':.t!'urer: 11a) ed air-t11::ht b.ill nnd t~llnwt•d 10.nl) I

1c 1..·om1..•nd1..-.I and with quit.u n hi~\" of relay team luok fit"::it honors, do~:kcd Harold Lowman I one Butte ma to ~l·L a~ t~1r ,b t.111·d a 1 1 1 1 • 1,,, 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 • • , 1 • • • 1 1 • • • • • 1 , , , , 1,, 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ,,, 1 1

ll°l'tiit. a~ a lt.·a1.."h1..•r. lli:- cl<.1:.-;s at n- at :>::!P.'i , ,,·hith. i::,;, lOn~idcn:d t•xcep- Th;;- Butte tt':l.m al--o ~ot but thrc~ I . _ . i kond~\ \\llll the South llakota award tion~ll time for thl;' :'lOWlll.'~S of the Frank Graclr ht!'. (lTI(' a ck:m :;inl!k~ flncl the olhClt; ! Q .ALlTl SEEl\._ERS n l FRO~I THE ~ f<?r l·~mpetition.i!! AgTicultural En- Laramie llal'k. \\ etli.rc Thomp:.-;0;1, st·1T·all1ch,,l,~!,',",,.ho !'I")""•' ''"re·. ('r•.n- ·.i_· WEST SIDE GROCERY ; t n1..'<'rtn~ competition. Wyuminj!, wa..s high point. man of the .: ... '" r " '3:

nalph 1\.c-nck will be a~sociated met.•t with 1212 pu•nb to hi~ crt..•dit. STUDENTS SELECTED ~ t fl n. 1..atcher: r.ahc..·o k, pit....-hcr: ~ I with ).lr. Suthc..,rlantl in lhis work ~\~ while ""anl led the Bub1..·nL" with 10 SIX nn:hc-. fir:-. ha..;e; Rl·n Rri~C'OC'. g('(.'- ! , ht' re ·1..:ntl)· wa:-> pickl•tl to be an in- markt'rs for the tl:"t)·. , 1ltl: Thomp:o;01, third \\·1ndt•n. ~hort- ;

;~:~1~~,1~ ~f;~·u.·1~~::1I~~f.\~d~~~l~~l1 J1j~~1~ Summary of cvL~ b:~ . FOR FIN AL C 0 NJ ES J t :~~\'~r C~~:11:tn, :11~Jft RL~h~~:t~.T'~l~~~t· ~ j ,·inCt.• t.auirht in the i-;ni;inerin~ de- ~ lOO )" nrd . dnsh - Eastman. \~ yoj fit'] I. Tho!'o{l \\ !10 arc..·ompanil•d the ; PRI E RIGHT I

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lpartment of Gallatin C:nunt.\ hh!'h 1homp:$Oll ,\\yo., and G<.org-o,·ikh, 't'l'tnl w1..•ri.; Earl l~art~th nnd )Ir. and ~ H\ool , at the .\L:"rkultural Eni;ineer-, ;\lont .. time !l .!l . ]n 'Ir:-; En'rC'tt. r "wis. ~ Phone 266 410 \V. Curtiss ' ini: ban-ack~ . .:\lile run· Thatd1cr1 \\"yo; Brown, Will Com1>t:'tc~ For Ca"h Pri1es •

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. Both the$1..• mer will ~ 1x-nd the sum· \\"yo., nnd Clim, )lont.. time I :-17.l E\.temronmcou :..; :--;pt•al\in~ j PAN-HELLENIC BANQUET 1

~. • 11 • • • • ' . 1 • 1 1 • • • • 1 • • 1 1 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • , , , , , , , , 1 1 , , , 1 1 , 1 1 I and Sheet M~W Work mer working" in the Exten!-'ion ~er\'icl', ~:!O rant da:sh Ea~tman, \\"yo: Contest

Phone 300 30 '\\'. l\faln wht.'.'rc- th1..•y \\ill dc,·ote a larire parL ot Thomp:$0n, \\"yo., and eGor!-!'OYitch.

'---------------' •~:~~~~or!~m• "n "'""''ma hinel'r and ~:'~~~ 2~~1~~'«~~~.\~1~~~- ;\f,nC,h~:~X'~~'r I L~~;;;;~'~'F~:'~ :r:~~r,~;1?·:~::;.:~~;:).~~;~~:1 HELD TH IS EVENING II ~•••••,,• ·I;.~ ·~:\~·~ ·1:~ ·~~·~~~·~ ·~; ·;~~· ~~~~,,,'', • '• ------------------------------: 'fir~t; Blair. \\"yo., t.hird. Timl· 16.6. to compek in tht• final 1..·ontl" t \\ ich On Tue. d:1y t.•\·1..·ning, .:\lay 2~ the ..

-UO yard dash-R<.'nn, :.\lont; ::;tl.'l'· will be hdd in the gp rna ... i tm h • ~ 1 ~ Jlal 1 mht'llPiii\' oqx:inizution will ..

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It's Clean 117 East Main SL Phone 136

tin.It. :\lont .. and \\ ard )lunt. Time morrow morni1ig during- thl· .1..: ... 1..·mbly hold ._ lll ml kmquct at thl' Boze-53 :51. hour. 11 - \11 · · I

T\\'O milu run Dc\Tte:-;, ).lont; Those who \\ill l'tllllpt 't' in :h<.' ~~:l.n l~ll<'~t 1'\~·'fit• ·prt".:.·.t:~tnt.fh~l\~1 ~ 1 ~ llt?ikkla . .:\.lont., Kurtz, Wyo. Time I final n•nh:-t for th<' n1sh priz1..'..: are: c~.tY ,,.,nl will al't :'." toastmi~tre~~. Thc- .. 10:51. non Cam1..•ron . .Tot' Lin•rs .Jo fll'laiwy nn'in t ril' r >r di:-:(11..;..;liJn will he Jl('W ..

220 low hurdle::-· H. Thomp~on . Henry Gardin1..·r, Al in•. \·,1.rnl ... !tht,lik. rushin~ rnh·~ fnr nt··d yl•ar. Th(' new ..

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Jlammer throw Quillan, )lont.; a ll hut <.. am('ron and :\Ii:--~ \ .ai~iil·I!- s:;~:.:1 Li:~. "'1~:.a~0 rfr1\.~~·.~ Wlnu:·~n~n ;h; : PHONE 3 Chambu·lain. )lont; \\"art!, )Jont. Dis- honk are members of the \arsity de- t•\·lninl!'. l'at•h g-roup will s.ing two of ~

\\yo: Gardnt?r, ).lort., Renn, )lont. I and Hem·~,· lldlatitl. Ot ~his ~1uml>er . 1 t f ·t· 'II 1 · t 0 ..

t.ttnn.• 121 feet 11 int:hl.'S. h:ttt: ~qu~d. . . Owir s1 1 nrity on!!:-;. I 1 • • • 1 • • 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1 • • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , , 1 , , , 1 1 •I 1

• F1fty-s1x ~Lu<ll·llt!' trll'd •Hit Ill tht· Pole ,ault _ llur~, :\lo.nt: G~lnlncr, pnliminar) l'ontc:;t~. _\ lar~l· num· I

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.. .\lont .. am~ h.t•nrd1.ck, \\ ro., twd for bl.'r of thl':->l' l'Ulllpctin)? wtn• nH.•mLcr~ $.ecoi:d , height 11 1et.•t ~ uwht.•s. of the ddiatin!? nnd :.,n1'Jlir !"Pl'aking- .......,.,_ ...... -.. ....... -.. .... -.. ....... ..._ ..... ~........,.._,.. ~~·0-0-0-tH)(Hl-O-O-O·O<HJ·UD-UtH:l'~<>O-O(H

Bl'oad jump \\'. Thompwn, \\'yo; clas:::;e~. Tlw topic~ WC'l'I..' dr~1wn thi ~ ! I Gcurgeodtch, Mont; \\'hit man, \\" yo. murninJ< and 1·onsisll'd for the mo.• ~. FIND·,\EsXk 'lB'olf:'l'cLe FOLD AFTER THE SHOW OR DA~CE FOR A NICE I • Uistance 22 foet 11 1

1 int·hes. part of current topk:-;, Each s.pe h High jump-Ward, )lont; Kuzara, was ::-even minutes duration. l\IALTED l\HLI\: CO IE TO

\Yyo. DbtanL·e 5 fc:ct ~1 1 :.? in.·hc~. The ca:-:h priz(.•:- f •r tht· winn1..'rs of Shot put-Scming~l;'n, :\1ontj \\'ard, the final contest arl!: For:st prize,

:\lort; \rhhman1 \\' yo. Distan('e 41 .,12.50: ~t.>('ond, ~'i.:Jtl: third. ~5.00. feet ~J inches. aml ho1101 able me11 ion.

;: I. Di~us throw-O:'her. \\"yo; Scm­mg::;en. .:\Iont.: Chamb<.1·lnrn, )lont. Distance 111 feet 10 inches.

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THE SUGAR BOWL Relay - \\'yomin~: l \Yilsun. \\'.

, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 , , 1 1 1 1 1 , , , , , , 1 • • , • , 1 1 1 1 1 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 1. 1 1 1. 1 Thomp!'Vll ancl Ea:::1tm 3 n). TiJne 3 :-PLANS UNDER WAY FOR ~ Kleinschmidt Co AWARD DAY PROGRAM $ • The Home of Homemade Candies

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For now comes graduation time-with all its festh·e occasions and need for smart new frocks.

llerL' are many lo\·ely new ones

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Jn L~t Week's Games

Award lJay and R. 0. T. C. Day will be held togdhl'l" :.ll', usual on June 5th. The distl'ihuting of award::; to indh·icluals and 1..l1°gnnizations for athletics n1..Tompli~hmcnts \\ill take' place at 11: Io .

Denn llnmilton will pr1..•shlt• and Lou Howard has promised to be on hand with his famous Bobc3t hnnd to add pomp an<l ceremony tu the oc­Ca$sion.

Followini; a p1·01..·es:·don of athletes

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COLLEGE WORK A SPECIALTY

I --- and letter men Prof Swin~lc will pre-

l_'he I ntrairutl:'rJUt).· ba!"ebal~ scric~. ~cnt the Yar:-ity and fro~h award~. )6 \YEST :\l \IX I which has appl'oached a1.>proxmrntely )fr. Dyche, coach elect, for next ~-.ar :. ' • · · l 0 to the halfway mark, sllll has three "·ill gil·e the intramural awards and Phone 182 ffice 26 East Main tl•ams ~ll the top of the prcccntnge Colonel :'\lorri:-on will pl'C'H•nt the · I column. ::\'o it.am has uone through :\lilitary awards. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~--........... ~ ........................................................... vv-.. ............... ...,.,,,.,,,.., ••••••••• w..-. the schc....:lule with a pt>ric1..:t. J"e<.'.Or<l, --===·===--------------:===------------============================= as each gt )up has su!frrOO at least -une defeat.

The games played last wE'l:k were ftalured by :::ome unusuall\• high s_ hore::>, yet the majority of ihe con­tests were dcc:ide<l by doi::.e 111:1 r ,Q"in:$.

The "done" was ups<.'t sctveral times and notably so when the strong l r.<le­pendE.nt nine received their first loss of the the season at the hands of the the La.mix.la Phi Fl·atcrnity by a one to nolhinO" s.cor1..• ir. an "air-tight" ~amc of baseball. Game· play1..>d la.st week:

Indepenrlent$1 15i Delta Tau, :?.. Omtga Beta, l:J; Alpha Gamma

Rho, 0. Kappa Si~m3, -1; Amigo, :3. Lambda. Phi, l; Independents, 0. Si.Inna Chi, 12i Alpha Gamm:i Rho,

L Delta Tau, 6; Bet.a Ep~ilon, 1. Onh.:im Beta, 2; I\appa Si~ma, 1. Lambda Phi, 11 ; Amigo, 8. lnd<.'pendents, G; Sigma Alpha

Epsilon, 0.

. . . in scientific test

Mrs. Reginald C. Vanderbilt

Blindfolded of leading Cigarettes,

selects OLD GOLD r----·---.. -- ·- Games to be played t..his week:

)la)' 21. (A 1·s ll) -(B 1·s I) ~lay 22. (C' 1·s El-(D 1·s G) )lay 2:l. O" vs G )-(.T vs E) ;\fay 2·1. ( C \'> Jl )-{8 \'S l') ~lay 2ii. (A,., I) - (])vs ,J) May 26. (B '' .))-(E vo F') }lay 26. ( G 1•s JI )-([) vs L)

"'I wonder if one can really tell the difference, when blindfolded,' was my first thought "hen inYited to make this test.

" After smoking the four brnntls, as they were handed to me one after another, I tliscovcretl there wos one that was noticeably smoother than the others and richer in taste. 1 A Quality Store

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Games to be played ni xt w<"ek: 1Iay 2~. (I vs ,])._(A \s G) )fay 29. (]) vs E)-( F "' II)

)[ny :n. m \'S G) - (('\SJ) Pt·t. J St..a.rding- of the teams: \\'. L.

Tnclepcndcnls 4 I .800 Kappa Siirma -I l .800 Omcg-a Beta 4 l .HOU S. A. E. l .750 Sigina Chi .fiOO Lambda Phi :J .400 Rota Epsilon 2 :l .. 1110 Amig-o 2 :l .-100 Delta Tnu .1 .:J:t1 A. G. R. .200

FORMULATES p LAN I TO FINANCE COLLEGE!

~ew York, '::\'. Y. (h\· ~t'W ~tu­dt!nt ScrYl'CI ('olleges

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in whil'h the stud(•nts will I ay the enl ire o~t vf t.heir C'<lu ·ation Wt•rc adn)l':lkd by Dr. Tn•\·ur A n11..·tt. trush•l of tlw l'ni­versity of Chicago. SJ><:aking- lwfor1..• ~ group o_f l'dUl'ntors mcet.ini:r in lht.1 I ~nte!·t.~t. ol Ben1 ini:ton Colll'1!1..· , a nt•w I inst1lut1on for wonwn, whkh "ill ht.• open.d next fall.

Dr. Arnt'tt. \\ho is nn nuthol'itv of 1..•1.lut·ath'nal finam·t•, bt.•lin~ tlrnt Bt•n. 1111 gton Colll'j..!'t' may point t he road in a ne\~· sy~ll•m of finnrwinl!' t.><IU{'afion. fknnmgton. for \\"hirh a four-million dollar fund i~ now lwing c rcakd, ex­pe~~s to pa\· its ~\'uy t.•r t irdy through tu_illon ft.•1..•s To md tht• s.tudc nts thert' will .be t~st.ablished a system of schol­arships and loan fu nds. SMOOTIIER A D BETTER

"This proYetl to be an 01 o G o1 o. I hope l shnll be able lO bur them in Paris ... they nrc surprisingly free from any trace of throat irritation untl ha,·e n delightful aroma \Yhich to 111e i~ very in1ponant."

How Test Was Made 'lrs. YanJerbilt W:ls blind­folded, !.1.nd 1 in the pres­ence of two responsi ble witnesses, \\US gi,en one ench of the four le!lding, ci~~uc1 tes to smoke •.• To dcnr rhc t3ste, coffee "as s1..• n ed before each cig:l­rette .•. )lrs. \'anderbilt \\:ts unaw~uc of the iden-1i1y of these cigurelll.'~

durin~ tes t .... \ftcr smok­i n~ the four cigarct tes, \1rs . \'::tndcrbilt wn n~kcJ

to desi~n-:ttc by number h~r choice ••. She immc­dhuc1y replied: "NumbC'r 3" ... " hich w3s OLD COLD.

NOT A co GH

Why can you pick (hem in the dork?

....• Btcuu~e they're mode from the luurt·letH'f'S of the tobacco plimt

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